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fenton

I have a gopro, this is my next purchase for video. It is the cheapest effective quadcopter on the market. For a long time I have wanted to do flyovers of coarses. Right now I have a pole with a camera...

So.....while it was hot this weekend, I was watching a bad Andy Dick Movie....(Division III) and noticed in the sporting goods store that they were selling disc golf discs....I had to pause it, rewind it, and show it off to my Mom and Marley.....I think that when you start watching movines and looking at the background props it may be time to change the channel......:-)

So.....while it was hot this weekend, I was watching a bad Andy Dick Movie....(Division III) and noticed in the sporting goods store that they were selling disc golf discs....I had to pause it, rewind it, and show it off to my Mom and Marley.....I think that when you start watching movines and looking at the background props it may be time to change the channel......:-)

Stealing Harvard, another bad movie, has a scene where a liquor store is robbed, and there are golf discs for sale in the background.

I recently caught a tournament ace on video and remixed it Neckbeard style. The shot itself is not all that great to watch, it is really more about our reactions. I eagerly await a review by esteemed disc golf video critic jamiDanger. I only ask that before determining how many mini's out of fore this video receives, he takes into account that 1)the video was completely spontaneous and last second (I barely could get the phone out and hit play before Matty threw), and 2) this is my first, but certainly not my last, attempt at video editing of any kind. Enjoy!

ADULT LANGUAGE WARNING: I was pretty excited to have pulled my camera out at the exact right time, considering I hardly ever do so during a round. So in the original 22 second video I drop 4 "F" bombs. Due to instant replay's I end up dropping a total of 6 in this remix video. Oh yeah, and Vince Herman of Leftover Salmon drops another 9 at the end, for a grand total of 15 "flockings", "motherflockers", and "flocked" in 1:53. So if you don't like the "F" word, then flock off and go flock yourself

FYI this is not a movie, it's a silly clip that is : dare i say meaningless : so zero mini rating. there is nothing in said clip that involves acting or directing or cinemetography, i did {like} the end song by Leftover Salmon personally though. as a fan of Distrct 9, you may be on to a salvagable production value of filming with the cellphone if you could collect and edit more content. silly clip from a great heart, but zero mini from an indifferent heart.

I should have started a silly clip thread! your indifferent critique is appreciated and dare I say:slightly meaningful. maybe I will start working on a script for an ACTUAL disc golf movie to avoid future Zero mini ratings. If only I could convince Mr. Hermann and Mayor McCheese to star in it-that would merit 2 minis based on star power alone...

That would be my favorite live act-Leftover Salmon. 6-13-99 Sicko Fest. "We're Flocked Up" .I believe I downloaded the show free on archives a while back. Vince does the "We're flocked up" audience test at the beginning of the set as a baseline for the end of the set when he does it again. After tearing up the stage they end with with a 15 minute long 4:20 Polka>We're %$#@ed Up>arse Song Reprise>Rise Up Wake and Bake>Foolin>Bake Me With Your Best Pot>Rise Up>Coconut Song>Rise Up sandwich, in true Leftover festival fashion. And I am pretty sure that he is more flocked up than most audience members by the end...

Best advice I can give anyone other than "play disc golf" and "brush and floss your teeth daily" is "go to a leftover salmon show before you die, because something like THIS might happen:

disclaimer:THIS clip contains Vince playing the funky alligator, drew emmet playing the electric rubber fish, Mayor McCheese (band mascot stolen from denver area mcDonald's in 199_, sadly the guy who tried to steal the hamburgler was captured and went to jail). The jam is already deep enough that there soon to be deceased banjo player Mark is without instrument at the start.